Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-06-30
Go to Talbott's for honey.

Frank Gleason will go celebrating
at Red Oak.
Only the best meats are placed on
sale by Prather Bros.
John Crane escorted Perry Storm
to FIT. Madison yesterday.
Claud Campbell is expected here
from Omaha to celebrate.
Soda water at Tallbott's with any
flavoring desired. Try it.
The celebrated Buckeye cultivator
tor sale by W. G. Barton.
No. boards at $3.50 per thous.
and feet at Stuart & Sons.
Don't buy suit of clothes until
you visit the Golden Eagle.
ii. w. NanGordcr and wife re.
turned from the east this morning
John O'Connell, a route agent or
the Rock Island, is visiting his broth
or Win.
Ed Smith was married to Mary
n. Craig, at Tifiin, Iowa, on the
a5d inst.
Oscar Davis returned Tuesday
evening. His health is somewhat
impaired.
/cphyrs only five cents an ounce
at Miss Tcrrill's closing out sale. A
rare chance.
Mrs. S. ii. Schryver and the
children departed Monday for En-.
glcwood, III.
Sylvester AIRY is now officiating
as dputy postmaster. The force is
very efficient.
Mrs. Chas. Stocking, ST., returned
Monday from weeks visit with
relatives at Griswold.
Mrs. w. NJ. Graham started today
for Sioux Falls, Oak, where she
will remain about six weeks.
f. G. Ycoman, correspondent and
solicitor for the State Leader, was
rustling round this town yesterday
Mr.. c. II. Earhart, of Viola town.
ship, was a very agreeable caller at
TIE REPUBLICAN office Tuesday.
Evan Davis furnished uniforms
for the Manila band. They have
arrived and are fine fitting garments,
Conductor Gallup runs from Car.
roll to Sioux City. Conductor Dun
can is lord of the Audubon branch.
Quite large number of young
pco. ,lc attended party at the resi-
dcnce If o. Kennels, Tuesday even.
ing.
There WILL be dance ut the rink,
in Audubon, on the evening Of the
Fourth. Good music. Come il you
can.
Mrs. d. Pingrey, OF Durant, is
visiting with Mrs. b. w. Brown.
The ladies were in Atlantic yester-
day.
The closing out sale of millinery
goods at Miss Terrill's is bringing
embroderies down to first cost
prices.
Mrs. DR.. Nash arrived from Des
Mones last Thursday on visit to
the family of her son, John A..
Nash, Esq.
The family of John F. Consigny
is undergoing siege OF the measles.
Three of the children were in bed
last Saturday.
Ribbons are being sold at ride
ulously low prices at the grand clos
ing out sale of millinery goods at
E. II. Terrill's.
Capt. Foster has the contract for
the brick work on the school house
and will put six brick layers on the
job next Wednesday.
In a letter to John III. Kate Mel
vim Nichols says that he will soon
leave Douglas, w. T., coming cast
to Il point in Nebraska.
L. w. Chambers, manager of the
Western Newspaper Unions inter.
ests at Des Moines, was a pleasant
caller at this office last Friday.
A. f. Armstrong will start for
Ohio next Saturday, and spend the
Fourth at Evansville with his wife.
They will return about 9Th proximo.
Mrs. II. U. Funk and son Roy
started last Thursday for Poweshiek
county, where they will remain sew
eral weeks at Montezuma and Deep
River.
Miss Anna Abrams arrived Sat
urday from Iowa City for fort
nights visit with her sister, Mrs.
Evan Davis, and brother, d. G.
Abrams.
Mrs. Thos, Porter, who has been
visiting the family of Of II. S. Faulk,
of Sharon township, returned to her
home near Bagley, Guthrie county,
yesterday.
Harp Wilson went to Des Moines
yesterday, in company with his
nephew, Ed. Miller. Mr.. Wilson
and his daughters will return the
last OF the week.
A special train will leave this sta
ton for Atlantic on the morning of
the Fourth at 1890, and returning
leave Atlantic at 1880 p. m. Fare
for round trip II cents.
Mrs. Evan Davis was Frustrated
by the heat, Sunday, and Mr.. Davis
was summoned home from Omaha
by telegraph. Mrs. Davis is much
improved at this writing.
The family OF A. S. Culver, of
the new milling firm, arrived last
week from Anita, and will occupy
the house on South Leroy street,
recently vacated by w. H. Cowles.
John Norris has just completed
an addition I2xes to his residence.
The entire building has been re-
plastered and otherwise repaired.
Mr.. Norris now has a very commo-
dious and convenient home,